Early
Heddon Lures: Page Two
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150J
frogscale minnow
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3000
green crackleback Spindiver
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300 green
crackle back surface bait
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103
bluntnose aluminum minnow
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Underwater Dowagiac Minnow
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154
red minnow
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104 red
minnow
Dr. Michael Echols' Collection
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A c. 1920 Heddon 159J in frogscale,
yellow head. L-rig hardware, marked props, early slim body version,
with no Heddon mark on the belly. Unusual color of the head
makes this one unique and one of my favorites. Lure is in like-new
excellent plus condition.
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A c. 1918 Heddon 3000 Spindiver in tough
color green crackleback. L-rig hardware.
Lure is in solid
excellent condition. Even the tail is in excellent condition,
which is rare. Any Spindiver is rare, but this one is in
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Heddon 300 in
green crackleback. C. 1913 cup rig hardware. Gill marks.
Belly hook forward of belly weight.
Lure is in
excellent condition. |
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A c. 1908 Heddon 103,
'bluntnose' in aluminum back. Unmarked props. Lure is in
excellent condition without the usual marks on this rare color.
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A c. 1903 extremely rare Heddon "Dowagiac"
underwater minnow in aluminum, with brass hardware. One
of the toughest early Heddon's featuring the large front spinning
prop and rear 'rudder' prop.
Lure is in
excellent minus condition. |
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A c. 1917 Heddon
154 fat body, in solid red, early L-rig, long sweeping gill marks.
Lure is in
excellent plus condition.
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A c. 1913 Heddon 104 fat
body, in solid red, cup rig, no name on the prop, black gill marks.
Lure is in excellent plus
condition.
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